The cottage located in Hereford, Herefordshire, offers a contemporary and cozy retreat for holidaymakers, accommodating up to six guests across three bedrooms. Nestled within the tranquil Westhide Estate, this property provides a serene environment ideal for relaxation and leisure. Visitors can explore the expansive 400-acre oak woodland, engage in fishing at the private woodland pool, or simply enjoy the stunning views of the Malvern Hills and Black Mountains, which are perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and horse riding adventures.
This Grade II listed blacksmith's forge features a wood-burning stove and an Aga, enhancing the cottage's charm and warmth. The layout includes a bathroom and a shower room, along with a snug room in the basement that serves as a playroom for children, complete with a large sofa bed for additional guests at no extra charge. With parking available for four cars and front gardens overlooking a large pond, families are encouraged to supervise children while enjoying the outdoors. The property also welcomes up to two well-behaved dogs for a small additional fee.
Guests are advised that the Westhide Estate is a working estate, actively managed for timber production and conservation, which may lead to some areas being restricted at times. The cottage requires a minimum stay of three nights and provides WiFi for connectivity. The surrounding area boasts cultural highlights such as the Mappa Mundi and Chained Library Exhibitions and the Courtyard Theatre, alongside historical landmarks like the Old House and Hereford Cathedral. Nature enthusiasts can also explore Broadfield Court and The Weir Garden, enhancing the overall experience of the Herefordshire countryside.
For those seeking outdoor activities, the location offers ample opportunities for fishing and cycling, making it a perfect getaway for adventure seekers and families alike. The combination of comfortable accommodations and the natural beauty of the estate ensures that guests can create lasting memories while enjoying the peaceful ambiance of Herefordshire. Overall, this holiday cottage serves as an ideal base for exploring the heart of England while indulging in the comforts of home.
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